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Nullstone does support this use case, all applications are private by default. In order to make them public, you would add a Load Balancer, CDN, or Api Gateway.
by ssickles99 3y ago
Nullstone does support this use case, all applications are private by default. In order to make them public, you would add a Load Balancer, CDN, or Api Gateway. In your case, just don't add this and your application will remain private.
We don't currently support the automatic pause of applications due to inactivity. However, we do support starting/stopping your app via the UI, API, or CLI.
- krishadi 3y agoCool, could you point me a link to the API for deploying, starting, stopping the app?
- ssickles99 3y agoWe don't have our API documented yet but here is the documentation for the CLI. https://docs.nullstone.io/getting-started/cli/docs.html https://docs.nullstone.io/getting-started/cli/docs.html To launch your application you would use the `nullstone up` command. To tear it down you would use the `nullstone down` command. To deploy your code, you would use the `nullstone launch`. Each of these command are just making API calls under the hood. If you want to hop on our Slack channel, I'd be glad to share the details.